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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
NO TRACE or THE MISSING BrooK1yy ayn1.

Tic mystery attending the disappearance OF twelve
Maggie Kneboin who Was sent on erand her par
eDts home No. ia Metroponanavo. Brooklyn on satu
lice have succeeded finding tho two were at
CHARLES Grahams pottery In Moropoliian.aye on tho
Of which the loaf OF bread
found These William Fusch and John Tiesen.
They deneu having seen the gir the dsap
About S45 O'Clock SATURDAY Iiesen said
he heard the cries OF woman passing the building whlo
At work The tive oa1ling to
ami woman hurryinR toward BusIwck
feel satisfied that these
the girls disappearance Early yesterday morning police
received inform aioh that young girl the de
Maggie had been T. the
encampmen of band OF pses Street Park
poth detectives visited the place could not
anything Mary kubsun a companion OF Maggie. said yes
Maggie for months visited
kewtown Creek with her TO gather chips or "Wednesday
ast they there james Brown Young man employed
about tho b she sad deeply
Maggie asked her 10 10 tho theatre sho roiused
RAW denis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
TuE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Feb. 2sIn the Court OF Appeals to-day 'n' '0'
lowing business transacted.
Tho People. respondent agt iAPm"n
appellant OloOmargarIne test ~, ,..,,, NJ,
No ISIS Gould ami Others board OF hesi,n o
nrhon appellant the city Of Rochester respondent
Following is the Motion Calendar for Tuesday Mareh
No. los 1912 1923 lOll. 1908 1909, 1910 i0lS i0i!
5-i lol gs9 1918 1928. lO2i 1923 0o3 9I2 iO5I LUIS
1896 O4I 1882 1885, IOi0, 1885, lo42 Ioi' Io''' iofo
lOi7. 1850. -
follows
Nos 22?. sl3. 225 23s, 2io 22i. $50 li2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
NEEDS or TIE coCRr or GENERAL sEsaoSS

NEEDS or TIE COCRT or GENERAL SESSIONS
Recorder smyth Judge Cowing and Judge Glderslceve
appeared before the Grand Jury Yesterday request
Foreman simmons aud testified the needs OF the
Court OF General SESSIONS The Judges Of the court
united In denouncine the proposition four or more
judges. They believed that the whole General
So sOns Building should DO dcv,ked the
court and the District Attorney Recorder Smyth be-
cycd that additional Judge would be Of use in keep
ing three parts Of the court In operation throughout tie
Year The testimony Of the judges will furnish part Of
the foundation for presenmen which the Grand Jury
Will prepare and will hand to the Recorder In few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
READING RAILROAD BONDS DErosrTED.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. % tspeciab.-it was announced at
the banking house OF Drcxe Co. This afternoon that all
of the general mortgage bonds OF the Reading Railroad
Company with the exception OF about 9-'ooo'ooo' nave
bcen demo cd under the plan OF reorganization mOorl-
- n, a t Iuuior securie excepting the rst series OF
ives have been deposited also The nrst series hNcs
covers the North Pennsylvania and Bound Brook roau
AID are holding ont for better terms Tomorrow Is the
Iast d.y deposits my be made under the plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01

BuvrAto Hard ss% 5ssn ic Of oyer
nM msrr Northern Pacino s7s0s7Ac Winter Wheat
hrmer but duh NO Red at 80 ~ 1850 nacss,ysS NJ,
land No 5 Yellow 4shc: No 6elSr aac; No. Stsca
Wbfs 34Sc: No. Mixed 33 a33 nc Barley ey
dull and unchanged No. Canada 7sc No Gsns nas Ss
S,Sgc No Extra 6Oc. -. Recepts-W heat 9n pusn
Corn 600 bush oats 400 bush Barley 10000 bush
shipments-Wheat 32Ooo oush Corn o'oo" oNS'- O-
$4,000 BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01

ous. conserees and after sitting about ali honr ana
told by them that they cOpS 'ta n
ihev sad IL was impossible. We asked them 70 meet US
tonight They said It impossible We asKed ,nS dId
10 meet us 10 morrow morning They said that ney da
not believe they could do So but that they would meet
IA for a conference tomorrow night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
The Only Cure

For Blood diseases through the use OK powerful 'eia
tive such as Ayers sasapar BY no other treatment can
the poison of scotua Cancer and CaaFrh DO 30
eradcated from the system.
For many years was troubled with scrOiuiou' 'on'
plants. Hearing Ayers sarsaparla very highly RECON-
mended decided TO try and have done SO win the ''
.at.factory results am convinced that Ayers sarsapar"
ia tho best possible blood medoine"-John W. s'arr'
L.aconia, Iowa
frouhlcd with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01

cratic tickct Several other witnesses ses~neN ' ~
characters OF the menoriasts werG ea that he
T. Mopre one OF the mom0rlalists, .oei res, two
was DID, and previously 70 Tue years. that
a aen Confederrte soldier In the late war ahu
pa aiwaVs been a Republican. His testimony was sun
s,antialy that of the other menioii"''
al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01

wAsHISGros, Feb. % (speciap.-Bearing In mind the
old adage that he who runs away may live TO light an
other day. Senator Warner Miller discrey abandoned
On Friday last after tho Edmunds amendment to tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01

POOL-sELLING AT MONJOUfH PARK
TRENTON Feb % (Specab-A bill has passed the Sem
ate and reached the House by which poolseng at tb
Monmouth Park races will be made legal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
For Scrofu|a,

Ayers sarsaparia perseverngy used according to thu
gravity disease always ehicacious For the
last ten years seriously troubled with seroua
finally determined give Ayers sarsapariia perseverins
trial. and am cured by its am sure IL will remove all
impurities blood and consider it the greatest med
cal discovery Of the age"Chares johnson. wauoeek
Iowa.
Geo Andrews overseer the Lowell Carpet Corporation
was so afflicted with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
CATAR RI

for over two years tried various remedies And was treated
10 umbsr Of physicians but received benefit until be-
,o,oto Aver, sarsaparia few bottles Of this med
-, ~. ~ mi, troublesome complaint and completely
restored my health"-Jesse NJ. Boss'' h0iman' Mii''
Albermarlo N. c.
Charles @. Erenberg. Vasa. Mnn writes herooy cof'
fifty that used Ayers sarsapara Win excellent sue
cs. for cancer humo it seemed to be- cancer on my
lin Shortly after using this remedy tho sore healed De-
MAYA that the disease entirely cured and consider
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01

that tho actually covered than half OF his body anA
limbs; yet he was entirely cured by this remedy /
my daughter greatly troubled with scrofulA and y
one tine would ose her sight Ayers Bar
sapar has completely restored hsr health and her eyes BIO
az well and strong as ever Of seroua n
system"-o. King, Knlingly. Conn.
81 wasaways afflicted with scrofuous Humor and have
nsen great sufferer. Lately my lungs been aecss
cau,,ne much nam and difficulty In breathing Three bottles
OF Ayers Sar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

me fossa sfafs Register calls asasn-
sIon 10 shs fee that PBanidsnt Clssa-
land passed thFsaeh nlinoss. ths haaas
which contains tie tonhs n IAnsoin
and Deuelas, wishout rsfssEina - any
Gag 10 slthar Of thoss iilusasisaa Amer.
lsena, uhlla be fairly babbasd 0vsE win
tributes toths grsaa dead whesa banel
sspose h sonshssn azound - seom ashs
bad exisnasd ~ tsus into BE late con
fsdsrasy. MS skonid 0asaaion ~ Sur
prEss. Il miahs hays besn axpsstsd.
ne man Via saloRIsss Calhoun and
expsosass bis regret thsi he tsashlnza
81 tAaa father Of EsbsilIsn ere nos mpss
nsnsralsy presented 70 he yoaih Of
Amsxoa, could aaATssly refer % Lln-
caln d terms whish would BE- satisfae-
corr 10 en- IIlinois audience. me Pres.
saenA whe eoss fishing on Msmozial
Day ean hass IItsis Esmpaahy with ne
feelings end smpalses Of The peopls Of
NE north.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27
ANN Ans Cd eAgEAaaI MAN

TIE indiFass connection Of Presidsni
Gtevy with ne oa8aral affair eannsl
hat have q bad tHsos in FranoA To
President og he French EeVahlle hal
Aogeaofore oecnpssd . paoallaF position.
He has bean regarded ~ sbove partisan
polilisa. ~ nan renaesed fssm ths IN.
ausneea Which surfoand eahss men.
He has hean Locked npon e. He en-
sediment Of honesty snd a. soa Who IN
any contingency miRha b relied apon
10 pas ths inaeraaAs Of Francs ahove
these Of himself. hin fEisnds Or his Tan.
Fly.
The confidence IN The lnouExupaihla
honesty Of Psssident ussxy b ~ sssona
- svss. Hh prestige. howevss, has
been shaksn and be no sOness eesupiss
ths snviahas pssiason IN tAs pahlie
mla6 shAi he eeeapssd tsw wesks ESQ.
Ths oaeaFal AsAis hAa injured hin.
tAouah be b entlrely ianooana Of wrong
DANG. His aun.in-law, ~. wilsan. .
man who has hsan iavolysd IN aamsr-
oaa aAssEasafal AaAirs. = eoavisied IN
TIE pabsie mind o. eonnsaaton vita The
sAamafal tFansAstioas Of GensEal CAf-
fArai. he IA sAiaadsd tFum panisAmsnt.
hausver. By hia eonneesian With tie
Psuaident q TIE Fepabeie. and u b ssi-
aaaa thaa bic fasheS-ln lav either son.
iaers hin Raiitlea q 10 wsllin9 10 soI-
&sne bic o1snea.
"A las hssn sid. tkia b unforaanaas
Ger tha sepahli0 EAs msss fasa lhaa
Psesidsna 0rexy has tAroxn hamself
apsn 10 legitimate esitieaam weak
ena hlm and The eoveEnmsna whssh
hs Eepseaeata meFe shan voala b ros-
aihla nnaeR Any oaheR eondlsAaa az a.
fstEs than thaa which now obaains IN
Ranes. liis as Il . pillar az shs uiaas
hA6 basa discovered 10 eontasn q naw.
Unissa - d mag - q wiil sAaks aAs
esnhdeaaa ~ NE peopisin ens wAa has
hItAeEto heaa ahovs FepsoaeA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

oApaxF an LAST. -Thomaa johnson,
alias Jack Brown. has been wanted By
Ne poliss for he PAST two o. three
weeks for outline q man named Me-
hAlly In Harry fhompeonsa ealoan, on
South ThiFd street. The msn with
snEpe elheRR. WeFe In the aaloan throw
inR diea wAen q dlapaas aRcsn and Nc
kailY wAn badly eut h ihe arm and on
the head With Z huntfna katie BE- Sohn.
cen, who waa tAsn known a. Isak
ReoWu. A DAY or swo aeo Cast
MaFphF was noaiGed that Johnson had
hesn 1aen aboat ~ eity, and Ne polica
weRe natlfie6 81 Tie fAet and 4 loohous
wma kapt. About o'uioek lnss
nieht Paiieaman Lsoed waa Ruine on
1atg wha1 eomeana pointod 1nhnson
oat 10 him aad Lord ai Gneo arrested
him. Whea eeAFeked 81 The ohiefAa
eshee q fufmidahls iaoking huAtinR
kaffu wa foana % him Walsh vas said
10 be ths knife esd. He alniEsd %
have ben away fFom che eatY until
go lant niRht. having spent the tntag-
veninM lime 10 Portland. Ha uAa
hfuaeht before Jnstiee 6adeRhaER, ana
amer soma tesllmany had hesa aaken
he casa wMa adteax8ed unitl o'olock
today. TIE pttao0sF's ewn admisaiens
isaps 20 deahs tnaa u Ne man whe
eoxamif4ad tha aaNAmiE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

IL & announnsd shas AEE. Joasvh
Uhamberlaln, he lsadinz British msn-
Ter Of NJ. Bayaga's ioina esmmisHion,
wiIl sail for AEnssisa very shortly and
that he via appsas h WAahinRicn ready
10 eommsnes bis negotiations before ~
middle Of Novembsr. u h Significant
that be brings with him aisnoaFaphaFs.
anaznaasrs and sone ef Ne sost abs
treaty constructors az ths British for
elen ONES. He evidently oomes pre-
Pared 10 nsnoiiale q treaty end fully e..
pestlna 70 Do abls 10 DO 20.
II d 700 bed that he = doomed 10 dis
appoinimsnl. II there 10 ons thing in
tAs fisheries dlapuie which may b
oeunAsd upon a. ssstrln. 70 b thai tie
ieint eummIsaion win be . failure. II
viii enter npon its work IN direct DE-
aanoe % ths expressed wish 81 uun.
gEass ana Of the yell known opinion Of
she psople Of the unltsd saa1sa Ths
American msmbsgs af the eommissicn
have no more right % speak fos thsiI
goseRnmant than havs any other thses
olssxsna whc might ehooss 10 meet Mr.
ohansbsglain and bis colleagues and
dlsansa international quasaicns With
thsm. IL ID probable thai tha sitting.
81 NE eommlnsicn VIII b inasrsupted
hy . Congressional resolution which vii
naaFaHs me administration. Esd Il h Ger
saln that. 4 thls dosa noe ooanFs The
Senate will refuse 10 raaify ans treaty
thai shls peculiarly organised semmia-
aian b likely 10 ns@utiAae.
Mr. OAamhsEtAin miRha as veil leave
kla numesoua enuneiilofs behind him.
Hs might a IsAss have saved his Gov
arnmeni NE sxpsnse Of ssndinR ossE
maa whose baaines4 q h - draw 40
treaties 10 = propeF faahion. Thsir
nsesipss viii nee be- neodsd. II b Q
pity be dlaappolni % distinguished
representative Of TIE British govern
meatas Nh. Chamberlain. bat Il may
a. we'll 10 understood 10 advance thai
hls mission viii be fFuitless ona.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

ss ~ - rs - - u n1i =
ef seatsns end wnh. 80 naw N gyas-
ns1hg msGh ~ 6la 6sEnsn4 faF
ksnse rale fun naslnn8 - Gsnunaaa
rsnf teus mas : seinaam = -
4 nsAs znefnns Eanaav egaalisA
re aaslseaas eBse wkfsa kis sEain
d were finsd fErsanh zlmcae shslE
ensiB IanaEh wagh el,ssxina srcsdB -
Eabernlu. 80 o. maasrass 1sllEsse ~
iiAs eE1af lanEns a sae szrleas aspsnR
sEaess sRs ssch as = 2ssusu ~ heas-
nzs is Q fnss p.saA a anAhuslasm e =
sst6anl shaa rs AakFssllcz1 eEz1
psmeSs ~ sss kams fais ehamDlca nrn
nns ssnEuaAsd ~ Is essnf ssa an&
fhns ha - hrs pswsr % suag nnn -
Is - dnga % ~ physAsal prima.
0ns IL ah1 mssl aRniaan@s fasA9 -
sunnssGian VITA he alsnAlEnm n Kne-
isad, hewessE. b ne pEassical dlmr-
,sarnass 81 fhe IGbeEal Uaisnazas - 3
papuiaK party. Il msg n0W fairly -
assuslbsd e. pa1sE u lsaasrs uiihoal
foiiowarn. Tha memhesB whom 4 elest-
"a 10 Raklsament ass ssil theEa. bul
shefx fnliowsEa hass dssestsa shsm end
haxe seturned 20 fan folicwahip with
~ LGb1rals whs followed 6Iadasome.
Tka LabaEaa- Uaionin& nnarnhafs fsel
eemvaaIsd 10 nappoEs The asvsEnmsna b
eng msAanrs thmt 4 nsas psopass BE-
sanao shsy know thnt 81 appsal 10 NJ
psspfs wouid ruauit b Ne dafsai Of al
mnst sFegy ens q ahsms and ~ ths vsFy
nss cf snepssfIn9 he aosssnmsnt IN itz
eoasolon n,easurss iksy are fuEahar alien
afine Their nlssadg aisxnstsd followers
They mss Be said 70 Be men witheut /
paEay.
Thls fnaa, wits q EunasFs ssrtain %.
essnfual suoosss e. he Liberals. posi-
ponas INA sueessa Tbs Liberal Union
- msmbsss. knowing that anosha
eanssai slsstion would Eessli h thet
being drives from publie iils, give ihei
sappoFs 10 measures prapossd b
fhs nossFnment 9hloh hey weaId oh
erwiss oppass. The e0saznment thu
secures = eonpsst maioEisy and b Een
dsssd strong By ne vnEy waakneas Q
iia allies EoonsF o. iaaes, however
split viii seouE and 8 nsw appeal 70 th
sonnsry viii Be- usoassasy. And Il
aafe 10 aay thas. zniaas uondarfu
ohmnRs takes plass In ths saniimsns o
lhe Enallsh peopIe, ne result Of Tia
eIsetion viii BE- sush ~ 10 ssuss ssiois
lne am0ng thos sho are friendly d
ths Irish people and their aauss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

TmAT TRAMwAr AccrDEsT.-Mr. Lam
bari, one Of the men Who YES On The
car Walsh jamped The track on the
Seventh street grade and scattered
nhoas $40 tona Of earth and two men
aFOund pFomisooualy, saya that the
whols AFFAIR vas very funny. Juaa Be-
fore he car started, MF. Lambert con
elnded TO 90 down 90 Investigate the 70
port that ahe cars didn't run 10 tAa de-
Hifed point. He 10 nav prepared 70 ao-
mik that "a ieast one car IA In default.
TIE trent wheels became ioossned IN
come way and left the track. while the
brakeman vas s.doina the el0nd aofs Z as
MF. lambert puts Il. meaning ~ ahas
phfaaa thAt bis eampanioa was taxainR
s0nseEsaulla 10 the aiF. be himseh was
going through 3 like performances IN
anoaher direction. 'sOs course, both OF
a. might have been hnFs very severely,
bat. Is II vas. few men weaid have been
able 10 have kepi stfaight faee a1tef
sha whels AFFAIR vas At 3 ssandstth-"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

Ths sasassn wintaF i oommene'na
raider saEllss than nsasi this ysas. A.
rssdy ths nnsrsasy II Ne nossAaEn Ne
4 ss..ses is rmnesaa assanA ne ssss
uosma ID Msnnesesa q has aimasi
rsashs6 nssc. aEa 10 Dakosa % haa esa-
ssasrakGy saass shan rsaehed q. baah
weather IL Ossobes eaahl y 70 mnah
y Inessaas he ernlGnaion fsom ~
eas.aen ssnssa 10 he Fass6e Coaaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27
TRUE ESTIMATE OF vALUF

Rsmsmhss that whan wa assert til
salna 81 BsAndreahas Pilla - e III
aame tima rafaE pea 10 The thousands d
teslimonials 90 have psiblished sup
poFtina All and even mere than We eSaim
The best egi6anee Of &heiK value lies Il
these aasalmeaiAln. The pfIla have bean
% csc 10 ehie country fax oseE atty year,
and Ia that time have heon surely vel
tested. We never heard eompiaint q
them. They are harmless, being veRa-
tahla, and always Do theif work veil
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27
WATER FRONTAGE.

MAzE1n.n. Ohio, 0ut II, fsss.
Mnsaaa- 9. c. RzHsEx q Co., asatkia. v. r.
oenllemFn: leu ere hess1g nuahorissa e
Gall feKtY los, waaar franaAae. kn kIeekn 81. 81
and g, Lads addition, faf ESQ per Ia. Heai
thnss t1fninR TIE Miss lstn. I nave sent noFef
u aitornaE 70 ChaEsHy. nsspezffnlIy.
6ao. b KKxzEHaKR.
According to the above instruc.
tons We Lersby offer for sale the
last and only water frontage on
Elliott bay that can be pm chased
at any reasonable price, and on
which, for 3 small Investment,
fortunes win be made in 3 few
years.
We have also some ehoies Fealaenee sad iarss
property:
0ne houss and LOT. price sq2oa
fwe loss neaz GaRlcfan Co11aRe aIS5o
Blocks On Woodland aTenes and Pax 4Yan
I've waseF ffons les d Beilsgwn, 5000
EoEey acres oa line ~ Seaside. Eake shof,
9nd kaEteEn Railway, $50.
daon pasfnes8 loe1ti1ns en Front and eacowd
siFeslA, and ehoies selection o. eAaan nrops
oreT IN nsnxiy Al ne additions a. seattle.
Examlne Cur list, foIlow : lHc y man and
you cAnt 90 faF assFay. ApPly 90
9. @. PHInNEx 3 CO..
oc1xtAwlm jaaaea street, Seattle. v. T.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

WE HAVE 1u1T RECEIVED A LANGH
wv aHsoEtInenf ~ Japanese Fanry @FedN
C1tDswafe. Silk n ndksfehtafM. NaahsaAaHInA
ecKteans BaBpeEa, CrMRa Aanmhn. an kinia az
Cartet. Aadiasf Underwear Hmnaa' MhiHlA AM4
fea4, sie.s and . Rnarrai line az useful NN&
oar aleek "A cur new store "a farkina kiarki4e
La9ef BulidaG FHon9 EhEun& aameain. 1ela
Leala ChunG mmnARsr, n AIamo mRikHxirea
= laeuE aay Indebtedness Asainat tne BM1AM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

NKw BuulDIAa.-W ne AGENT Of
tie Standard on Company came u h.
spses he bsilaine as Ne feos Of Con.
ueFeial street. whieh b bad leased for
depot foS The eompsny'a ellis "a PaRss
SQUAD, be oanel9ded lAaa Il yea noa
sEftAhsa fer the @aa inaiaAaed, aad a.
uaas saearoA peFmissiaa Of the railroad
eomgAny - tear Il dewn, and erscs il
Ils 6tNaa more pFe&entioas asFuctufa.
he hAs le4Esa fsR tHF@ ct years tie
site 81 Tie ED eaildinG, en walsh d
VIII paf no q eaEae9QFe &1x6o feet IN
slBa, rccfo9 VITA eoRrnaAaed tFoa, ana
uaAde a. ere proof ne wsodea baiadinQ
can b. made. Tue moasy raid FOR
Rfoand Fent alons voald sseuFe ariak
hniiding "a aozaa potnla on Pneef
Ssand- A fnEee of Wafkmen are now
enxaeed IN teartna dgwn sha Cd hraa
feat dry bnilding. rFepeFatary 10 r.
eRecsioa Of The nsw E1Faetara.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

INV MonR o. EInzEzs-csnrcRAx1ouB
HEWn HsEna.



mWn NDEna.
(Rsguiar Corr. Pcst-F ntsllsgnesr.l
INV mnTHaD.
A yoaBa man fFnm Portland hire6 q
beat and 6xhin@ appaEaiuH yesterday
afternoon and uenf out on The bmg. pre-
snmahly 70 ahew the natives how %
cAanh salmon. EheRfly AftoEWaTd he
vas eson aiseina Htill ID HE boat With
ihs trolling line dangling over the side
and Raillna foF he hah 30 come and be
eaught.
The willie hrouaht SO sacks oysssrs
last nlahs whssh we're shippsd this
mafniDa.
The Seattle Warehouse Company
have filed articles az Incorporation with
tho Territorial Secretary. The eapiiaI
gtoek & aB000: shares, $50 eanh; dura-
ton Of corporation tan years. The
trustees are Z. P. Ferry, J. 2. Hsyt and
@. II. KlttinReF.
The Manufacturers Accident Ia
demnity Company, Of 0ensva, n. j.,
have also flls6 articles giving power Of
attorney 70 Compton. Miller a Co, Of
Seattle,
Ths asw Gre ball arrived shls morn.
ina from Baltimore y welRhs lEoo
pounds.
me application Of Themaa L. Nixon,
Of Pierce county, 10 be appointed q
Notary Public. vas approved By Gov
efnoF Asmpla yesterday.
DR.. Il. y. French, Of Eimo, went %
TacomA yesterday on TIE Flseswood.
Mr.. eehaasF, gf Hteilacoom, was IN
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Charles spEaeus, superintendent
OF thn u 4 O v. n. ~, returned last
night from an extended trip tkFouQh
Eastern Washington.
Mrs. Charles Gaidsssin. Of Seattle, Il
visiting Der pAEenia. MF. and Mrs. Lam.
on. of khsa city.
Prof. II E. koIIenskse laft foF Yakl-
ma this morntne, 80 conduct the Fourth
District TeaoheFaf Institute, nov IN
session there. He expects 10 return
Sunday.
No. ia. Smith returned ts The city
laaa night On the Eastwood. altar an
aheanee oe two % three yeass. he has,
durinR khis time, heen ID many foreign
landa. He eemea here from ALASKA.
ThcmAs H. CAvanauah returned from
Portland last evening. Whlie theirs De
aAw nanatns Mitchell, Who said be
thou9ht that thia Territory wonld b
admitted 70 The uniOn a. she comina
session 81 Oengresa, but probably wilh
some reaiFioiiona. He also thoneh1 an
appFopgialiua 81 $4,000 oould BE- 81
cured f0r haxboE improvements a
Olympia.
OlJnapla. Osa. q. 1857.
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Leo&z Lxkz BcNrxmA-Ths general
meEtEAee 10 sesaFs shs bonea Of shs
Seattle. Lake Shore ana Razssea Rail
vay Company, within TIE naxa ssn
eayA vii Be rseaFdsd IL svSFy OauntY
In Eastern Mashtnnsun tkFeuQk whsch
tAa read Ard - hFansAe8 van Fna, in
elaatnE TIE Cuanttaa of fskina ara
Waila WAilA TAls wuala eaam 10 H.
dtsAaa siia fnFaAex forward maxsnene
81 eaAaif of this Aome e@mpaay.
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Ladiaa and asntlemen having cast-ea
eso&king - dispoas Of, VITA % veil b
cali an L. L. Bales, anctfonesF end SEQ
ona hand dealer. corner Second and
Ooiambia streets. oaim
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Booming removal sale. Seventeen
tAoRsana dallars worth Of dry goods
haazha a aneGioa "a san FRanoiseo lAst
week Bargains Too nnaeFoaa 10 men
ton. Gene early Monday noEntnR.
Taklas a sin. sEman.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC n. 4 KxcURH0xs
Parties RoinG East viii save monay b
ealing en- r ". MUduKm, on III
s1FseA as@
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Half prioo ans ella plnshss a. the
great sale thia week.
oe8 CHmErxn CzzARx.
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Beya' slothin4 81 Fsdnoe4 rrioss 4.
eag REeaa Fa@eEni nalA. epeslal ar
aalns sFaEy Az. TOkiaa& siaGssm1a
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FOR SALE.

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